Cayde dying and coming back wouldn't mean his death doesn't matter. It only matters if he or the world don't change, which seems unlikely. Here is Dan Harmon of Community and Rick & Morty fame's way of looking at story (read clockwise starting at noon):
Can't think of a heavier price than dying.
Narratively, there's no reason to keep our guardian from their light for more than hour. Our guardian isn't a character. But they literally kept everyone else without their light for the whole game and then when they get it back, they and the world are changed. Could the characterization be better? sure. But it's silly to say losing the light didn't matter.
Joke.
Streamers were so mad at D2 because of the lack of grind because it essentially messed with their jobs/bottom line
This attitude from Gigz can go fuck itself. 200+ hours is an obscene amount of time. And his reply to me is totally bullshit. Games where you have everything unlocked have plenty of legs, like Halo, Titanfall, Overwatch, etc. but that wasn't even my argument. Streamer arrogance is next level, I swear.
I had to actively search my mind to remember that we had to save him in the campaign. That's just how utterly forgettable that mission was.
This attitude from Gigz can go fuck itself. 200+ hours is an obscene amount of time. And his reply to me is totally bullshit. Games where you have everything unlocked have plenty of legs, like Halo, Titanfall, Overwatch, etc. but that wasn't even my argument. Streamer arrogance is next level, I swear.
This attitude from Gigz can go fuck itself. 200+ hours is an obscene amount of time. And his reply to me is totally bullshit. Games where you have everything unlocked have plenty of legs, like Halo, Titanfall, Overwatch, etc. but that wasn't even my argument. Streamer arrogance is next level, I swear.
This attitude from Gigz can go fuck itself. 200+ hours is an obscene amount of time. And his reply to me is totally bullshit. Games where you have everything unlocked have plenty of legs, like Halo, Titanfall, Overwatch, etc. but that wasn't even my argument. Streamer arrogance is next level, I swear.
I chased the Gjarllarhorn for a good 1000+ hours in D1 until it was sold by Xur. It did keep me going, but it was also frustrating as hell and I was convinced it was a bug with unlocking the grimoire card before the game came out with those codes. If you take my playtime across ALL of D1, which is about 2000 hours or so, I'm probably in the top 10 when it comes to time played and never having that damn thing drop -- which should NEVER happen in a game.
This attitude from Gigz can go fuck itself. 200+ hours is an obscene amount of time. And his reply to me is totally bullshit. Games where you have everything unlocked have plenty of legs, like Halo, Titanfall, Overwatch, etc. but that wasn't even my argument. Streamer arrogance is next level, I swear.
I'm confused, what does this mean? Faster grenade charges, or grenade kills healing you, or something?
This attitude from Gigz can go fuck itself. 200+ hours is an obscene amount of time. And his reply to me is totally bullshit. Games where you have everything unlocked have plenty of legs, like Halo, Titanfall, Overwatch, etc. but that wasn't even my argument. Streamer arrogance is next level, I swear.
The Horn is still the only thing on D1 that never dropped for me.
I don't really care for public events anymore as I find them pretty uninteresting at this point in the game's current state, but doing those and running lost sectors were the fasted way to get tokens, to my understanding. It just became so dry to me, spending nearly an entire week doing this stuff. I prefer playing PvP, but it was either get 2-5 tokens per match or get up to 9 per a 15 min strike, and none of those other activities seemed worth doing, to be honest. In the end, I did it to myself, but I don't really want to play the game this way again. I'd like to see them use renown for other stuff or at least let me play other activities without feeling like I'm not progressing fast enough.
